Camillus 19156 Roto 4" Fixed Drop Point/Gut Hook Plain Satin 420 Steel Titanium Bonded Blade, Tan Pp/Tpr Handle

The Camillus 19156 Roto is a compact fixed blade knife built for hunters and field workers who need a reliable tool in hand without fuss. At 4 inches, this fixed drop point and gut hook blade splits the difference between portability and working length—short enough to carry comfortably, long enough to handle dressing game, processing camp tasks, or general cutting work. The 420 stainless steel blade is tough and corrosion-resistant, coated with a titanium bond for added durability against wear and the elements.

The handle pairs a tan PP (polypropylene) and TPR (thermoplastic rubber) construction, giving you a secure grip in wet conditions while keeping the knife light and affordable. The plain edge holds an edge well for practical work and is straightforward to maintain in the field or at home. Drop point and gut hook geometry gives you versatility: the drop point excels at general cutting and detail work, while the gut hook is purpose-built for field dressing. This is a working knife, not a showpiece—designed to earn its place on your belt year after year.

Whether you're a bowhunter, small-game processor, or someone who just needs a dependable fixed blade that won't break the bank, the Roto delivers honest performance without unnecessary features or weight. It's the kind of knife that shows up when you need it.

Key Features

• 4-inch fixed blade with drop point and gut hook configuration for versatile field tasks
• 420 stainless steel with titanium bond coating for corrosion resistance and durability
• Tan PP/TPR handle—secure grip in wet conditions, lightweight and practical
• Plain edge requires minimal maintenance and holds a working edge reliably

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this knife good for hunting and field dressing?

Yes. The combination of a drop point blade and gut hook makes it well-suited for hunters. The drop point handles general cutting work, and the gut hook is specifically designed for field dressing game.

What's the handle made of and how does it perform when wet?

The handle is constructed from tan PP (polypropylene) and TPR (thermoplastic rubber). The TPR component provides secure grip even when your hands are wet or bloody, which is important in real field conditions.

Is the blade stainless steel or high-carbon?

The blade is 420 stainless steel with a titanium bond coating. Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and low-maintenance, making it a practical choice for hunters and outdoor workers who can't baby their tools.

How long is the blade?

The blade is 4 inches long—compact enough to carry without bulk, but substantial enough for serious cutting and field work.